how to put Unsigned_64?

how to put Unsigned_64?

[Norbert Caspari]

If I try to printout a variable of the type Unsigned_64 with the put 
statement (using Ada.Integer_IO), I get errors. Even though I use the item, 
width and base arguments within the put statement.

Could somebody please give me an example that works?

The variable type Unsigned_64 is included in the Interface package.
I use the GNAT compiler.

Thanks a lot for your help!

Best regards, Norbert

Re: how to put Unsigned_64?

[Frank J. Lhota]

You can create a package of subprograms for reading and writing 
Unsigned_64 values by instantiating Ada.Text_Io.Modular_Io for the 
Interface.Unsigned_64 type, e.g.

	package Uns_64_Io is
	   new Ada.Text_Io.Modular_IO (Interface.Unsigned_64);

This package should meet your needs.

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Re: how to put Unsigned_64?

[Norbert Caspari]

Frank J. Lhota wrote:

> You can create a package of subprograms for reading and writing
> Unsigned_64 values by instantiating Ada.Text_Io.Modular_Io for the
> Interface.Unsigned_64 type, e.g.
> 
> package Uns_64_Io is
> new Ada.Text_Io.Modular_IO (Interface.Unsigned_64);
> 
> This package should meet your needs.
> 

That was what I'm looking for. Now it works.

Thanks a lot!

Best regards, Norbert

Re: how to put Unsigned_64?

[Martin Dowie]

Norbert Caspari wrote:
> If I try to printout a variable of the type Unsigned_64 with the put 
> statement (using Ada.Integer_IO), I get errors. Even though I use the item, 
> width and base arguments within the put statement.
> 
> Could somebody please give me an example that works?
> 
> The variable type Unsigned_64 is included in the Interface package.
> I use the GNAT compiler.

First off, there is no such package as "Ada.Integer_IO", so I guess 
you're actually using "Ada.Integer_Text_IO" :-)

"Ada.Integer_Text_IO" is an instance of "Ada.Text_IO.Integer_IO" for 
type "Integer" - not for any other type. You need to instantiate a 
version of "Ada.Text_IO.Modular_IO" with type "Interfaces.Unsigned_64".

Cheers

-- Martin

Re: how to put Unsigned_64?

[Norbert Caspari]

Martin Dowie wrote:

> First off, there is no such package as "Ada.Integer_IO", so I guess
> you're actually using "Ada.Integer_Text_IO" :-)

Yes, you're right, sorry ;-)

> "Ada.Integer_Text_IO" is an instance of "Ada.Text_IO.Integer_IO" for
> type "Integer" - not for any other type. You need to instantiate a
> version of "Ada.Text_IO.Modular_IO" with type "Interfaces.Unsigned_64".

Thanks a lot for this hint. I got also another reply, describing actually 
the same. Now it works.

Best regards, Norbert

Re: how to put Unsigned_64?

[Keith Thompson]

Norbert Caspari <nnc@gmx.li> writes:
> If I try to printout a variable of the type Unsigned_64 with the put 
> statement (using Ada.Integer_IO), I get errors. Even though I use the item, 
> width and base arguments within the put statement.
>
> Could somebody please give me an example that works?
>
> The variable type Unsigned_64 is included in the Interface package.
> I use the GNAT compiler.

For future reference, if you have a problem like this you need to
provide more information.  Show us the code that's failing (don't
re-type it, copy-and-paste the *exact* code).  Don't tell us "I get
errors", *show us* the actual error messages.

This question happened to be an easy one, but your next one may not
be, and you'll save us all a lot of time if we don't have to ask for
more information.

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